Auction House Question

[parkplace33]

Which ah?

Their rules, sadly.

[Leon]

That sounds kind of sketchy to me.
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[NiceDocter]

The only times I’ve seen that happen is if there was a legitimate computer or website issue that inhibited bidding…. but they should announce that clearly with an explanation and not have it done in secret. Sounds pretty fishy to me….. maybe a place not to be trusted.

[Johnny T]

Maybe their cards were not so "Iconic"

[raulus]

Maybe they didn’t realize that all of the action happens in extended bidding?

[bnorth]

Wasn't there a few AHs doing this a year or 2 ago on multiple auctions in a row? I remember many on here complaining about it but it never stopped anyone from continuing to bid with them. Basically it is what it is and if you don't like it quit bidding in their auctions, well until they have a card you need then they can do anything they want and people will line up to bid.

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Wasn't there a few AHs doing this a year or 2 ago on multiple auctions in a row? I remember many on here complaining about it but it never stopped anyone from continuing to bid with them. Basically it is what it is and if you don't like it quit bidding in their auctions, well until they have a card you need then they can do anything they want and people will line up to bid.

The instances of this happening before we're due to technical problems with the auction site that prevented many if not all bidders from accessing the site on the closing night of the auction. In this case, the OP is saying it's because there wasn't enough bidding on the items in the auction. There's a big difference between those scenarios.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by parkplace33

Which ah?

Their rules, sadly.

It's right in the post which one.

[parkplace33]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

It's right in the post which one.

Thanks, I originally read that as ironic.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by parkplace33

Thanks, I originally read that as ironic.

That is an iconically ironic response.


Brian (If that isn't ironically iconic enough, I frequently read balloon as buffoon)